You let them play a little Fly Frog thing called Murphy on the touch pad, and you play though a normal level. If you happen to have a small 4 year old running around then this game is perfect. One, or the other, and I prefer having the option to choose. Rogers hand holding in one part, and Cruella DeVille only a couple of time come out. Attempting to have it both ways ruins the experience by introducing inconstancy. Easy mode is for giving the player plenty of room to make mistakes, and hard is for near perfection to complete.

Again, this is what difficulty settings are for. Normally the timer was far too long and allowed me get to the end and get a gold easily, and for a couple it was set so that I needed near perfection to get a gold. The Invasion levels kindof mitigate this my making you do a short timed race, but their difficulty is unrefined. This is what Easy, Normal, and Hard are for. That's excessive for players who've been playing platforms since the 80's. Between each hit there is a check point if you die in the battle. For example, most bosses are a standard 3 hit boss that you just have to wait for the opportunity to hit the boss. It's so bad that there are check points in Boss battles. I understand the excessive check points for beginners, but there needs to be a difficulty setting that at least reduces these. Most are rooted in that it is sickeningly easy. However, for my taste there are a number of issues. For example, most bosses are a standard 3 hit boss The game is beautiful, and the controls are near perfect. The game is beautiful, and the controls are near perfect.

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